PPA Pushes for Online Casino Gambling Legalization
Author: Chris // Category: Online Casino NewsOnline gambling industry executives are trying to spread the word and pull the masses that are interested in moving the game of poker out of the realm of illegal gambling. The Poker Players Alliance (PPA) recently was interviewed about their fight for the legalization of online casino gambling.
Leading the charge was Executive Director at CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com who spoke out about the legalizing of the online casino play.
John Pappas was featured in the interview for CAPTV channel and spoke of how online gambling needs to be available to the public. His view was to create a forum where gamblers can voice their own concerns and actually be heard. “We’re really encouraging the poker community to stand up for our game now by signing up for our petition,” said Pappas.
One way to voice your concern is, “You can go to PokerPetition.com where we have a quarter of a million Americans who have signed the petition [addressed] to President Obama.”
The hopes of the petition is to make the legislative executives aware of the amount of interest involved in the legalization of line casino gambling.
The plan of attack is, “We’re going to deliver [the petition] to him on National Poker Week so we’re building up to that. During National Poker Week, we’re asking people to write letters and call their Members Of Congress and do that right through our website, ThePPA.org.”
“We’re happy to provide the PPA with a forum for getting the message out about National Poker Week,” said Bob Rains, Senior Vice-President Of Marketing for CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com.
The plan is to encourage online casino gamblers to stand up for their rights as citizens of the United States, a right that was earned through centuries of wars. “We here at CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com also support the larger effort to get online poker fully legalised in the United States. Not only is this goal of direct interest to all of us in Internet gambling and poker affiliate marketing world, it’s also a worthy cause for American civil liberties in general.”
